add interactive BBQ knowledge atlas - #2
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Why
The encyclopedia already had strong cross-domain content, but most of those relationships were hidden inside long-form prose and tables. This makes the knowledge graph explorable while preserving the existing evidence-aware documentation model.
Link reliability
Raw HTML links are not rewritten by MkDocs the way Markdown links are. During implementation this exposed would-be
.mdURLs in the visual components. Those links now use deployment-safe paths, and the new built-site checker prevents page and anchor regressions from reaching Pages.Impact
Readers can enter by meat, mechanism, method, or ingredient; inspect direct relationships; follow real contextual links; and track their progress through the seven-part BBQ theory curriculum without an account.
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